Literally “baked earth,” terracotta jewellery India has a characteristic charm that’s unique to the hand crafted creation. An artform in and of itself, terracotta jewellery making follows age old principles of working natural clay, which gives jewellery, figures, and other handicrafts made in the style their unique flair. Traditionally used to create images of deities for festive ceremonies and occasions, terracotta figures can be found in sacred temples like Bishnupur, Birbhum, Murshidabad, and Hooghly, where you can also find many other great examples and outings of terracotta creativity. Today, terracotta is most well known as a jewellery and decorative crafting style. In fact, exotic designs of terracotta jewellery India create…